Re: PANDAS/ strep question

[Guest guest]

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My daughter has PANDAS. Her strep titers were never positive because the

infection was so long ago. I'm afraid I cannot help you there.

We use Taurine, GABA, melatonin, Oil of Oregano(sporadically), probiotics, flax

seed oil, Vit D, and other things seasonally. We re starting HBOT. Antibiotics

didn't work on her, neither did steroids. I hope because you have titers that

are registering, that Augmentin can work for you. It is the drug of choice.

My daughter is in a PANDAS study right now, and the Dr. that is helping her was

the one who helped " Sammy " from the 20/20 or Today show broadcast that told his

story. She recommends Augmentin.Many moms on this group can helpw ith

suggestions. I will pray for your family.

Hope this helps,

Susi

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> Can someone please help me with my son's lab tests for PANDAS/ step:

>

> ASOT - Positive 200IU/mL (reference range - less than 200)

>

> Antideoxyribonuclease - B antibodies - <50U/mL (reference range <187)

>

> 1. Does this mean my son has strep and/or PANDAS?

>

> 2. What are the treatment options?

>

> Many thanks for any input

>

> Regards,

>

>

[Guest guest]

In my research, strep is a result of the small intestine missing the bacterium

" bacillus latersporus BOD " .

In my clinical experience strep, staph, candida and 12 other potential pathogens

can thrive and multiply when the gut is out of balance and missing essential

soil borne microorganisms from the food chain.

This is one of the topics I cover in my book " Candida-The Underlying Cause of

the Unconscious Conspiracy Against Our Health " which can be viewed and

downloaded from www.environotics.com

Wil Spencer VMSP, Naturopath

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From: emilynk.chan <emilynk.chan@...>

candidiasis

Sent: Tue, October 27, 2009 8:58:54 PM

Subject: PANDAS/ strep question

Can someone please help me with my son's lab tests for PANDAS/ step:

ASOT - Positive 200IU/mL (reference range - less than 200)

Antideoxyribonuclea se - B antibodies - <50U/mL (reference range <187)

1. Does this mean my son has strep and/or PANDAS?

2. What are the treatment options?

Many thanks for any input

Regards,